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Cannabis gummies and Airbnb threats: B.C. court rejects after-acquired cause in firing of high-performing sales rep

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The Supreme Court of British Columbia has ruled that a long-serving, high-performing salesperson for Macquarie Energy Canada was wrongfully dismissed and entitled to damages beyond what had been paid ...

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